Presbyterian Healthcare Services·Santa Fe, New Mexico
Manage complex surgical schedules for advanced specialties across OR, ASC, and clinic settings. Coordinate preoperative logistics, including diagnostics and insurance authorizations, while utilizing Epic software to handle operational disruptions.
Presbyterian is seeking a surgery scheduler to manage complex OR, ASC, and clinic schedules for advanced specialties like robotic, total joint replacement, and oncological surgeries. In this fast-paced medical role, you will coordinate crucial preoperative logistics—including labs, diagnostics, and physician clearances—while securing essential insurance prior authorizations and medical coding verification prior to all procedures. Utilizing Epic template management software and computerized staffing tools, the ideal candidate must demonstrate independent decision-making to handle real-time operational disruptions like emergency add-ons and cancellations. This full-time healthcare position requires exceptional patient communication skills via phone and MyChart, a high dedication to scheduling accuracy, and a strong commitment to collaborating with medical providers to deliver seamless patient care.
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Requires a High School Diploma or GED and at least 18 months of clinical experience, including direct experience working with surgeons. Candidates must be proficient in CPT and ICD-10 coding and able to function under pressure.
Market context
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